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Page 146
... Common Law of Nations a continuation of its territory , and is subject to its jurisdiction as absolutely as the coast itself ; * ( 2 ) , or that the three - mile zone of open sea may be prescribed for , and that in the case of the ...
... Common Law of Nations a continuation of its territory , and is subject to its jurisdiction as absolutely as the coast itself ; * ( 2 ) , or that the three - mile zone of open sea may be prescribed for , and that in the case of the ...
Page 153
... frequent conflicts of jurisdiction between the Common Law Courts and the Admiral's Court , the Common Law Courts seeking to enforce the consuetudo terra wherever the sea might be considered to be intra fauces terra ; the Admiral's Court ...
... frequent conflicts of jurisdiction between the Common Law Courts and the Admiral's Court , the Common Law Courts seeking to enforce the consuetudo terra wherever the sea might be considered to be intra fauces terra ; the Admiral's Court ...
Page 160
... Common Law of England , for it was a jurisdiction conducted according to the course of * The Treatise of Grotius " De Jure Prædæ , " which was completed by the author at the commencement of 1605 , is a remarkable work for a youth of ...
... Common Law of England , for it was a jurisdiction conducted according to the course of * The Treatise of Grotius " De Jure Prædæ , " which was completed by the author at the commencement of 1605 , is a remarkable work for a youth of ...
Page 162
... Common Law of England in criminal matters , equally as the coast itself ; but , as the parties to the suit were both British subjects , however conclusive the case may be , that the King's Judges held that a murder committed on board of ...
... Common Law of England in criminal matters , equally as the coast itself ; but , as the parties to the suit were both British subjects , however conclusive the case may be , that the King's Judges held that a murder committed on board of ...
Page 163
... common law of the Sea appears at the earliest times , when we have glimpses of it , to have been adminis- tered in all civilised countries by tribunals of voluntary jurisdiction , whose decisions were rather arbitrations , and they are ...
... common law of the Sea appears at the earliest times , when we have glimpses of it , to have been adminis- tered in all civilised countries by tribunals of voluntary jurisdiction , whose decisions were rather arbitrations , and they are ...
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